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Another Inane Infantile BL Except Good Love-Making!
Because I binged watched this series, I gained 5 unnecessary pounds from all its sweetness coming from its plot. This is one of the most saccharine-filled series I have ever watched. And of course, it employed every BL cliché, trope, and stereotypical hackneyed ploy scriptwriters could possibly think of utilizing. There was absolutely nothing original in this series, except in a few instances in which they really excelled in storytelling. However, that was not enough to even make this series fully entertaining. The plot was excruciating, and the script was jejune. These kinds of BLs are getting stale and tedious. Yet I hypothesize they will remain popular. For me, I see wasted talent and storylines. Sure, there are occasionally good subplots here, but they are few and far between. How about maturing the protagonists. Take out the fluff, even half of it. Added more angst and reality even a little to the storylines. Enrich the story and give it some gravitas. These BLs are likened to movies way back in the 50s – fantasy romances of rich idealized couples, wishing it were us. Only this is for straight people (I am guessing mostly females) who think this is how young gay men live. It is an idealized version of a gay world. (Oh, we might WANT to live like this, but it just ain’t so). Far, far from it. Not even close.Was this review helpful to you?
Just dumb.
I have to drop this. I tried so hard to like it, but urg. Teerak is such an idiot. He just stands around and blinks. He tried to hold hands like arm wrestling. Literally holding hands is something little kids do, it's not a learned skill. He was about to stab some cabbage. Has he never even seen anyone hold a knife before? I get that some shows are over the top, but it's too much for me.Was this review helpful to you?
overhyped.
man i was so excited to watch this series after i saw some clipped scenes on youtube and instagram, the hype made me watch it alright. but jesus godamned christ this was unbearable. i sat through 6 episodes somehow and it's honestly just taking all my willpower to just smash my laptop shut, but no, i paid for this device.meunfah has one expression throughout the show, be it happy, sad, angry or whatever the other emotion he's trying to express, and it's a stone face, something like this 0-0. he tried to smile here and there, blush and stuff but honestly it did not hit for me.
also the teerak guy, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGHHH he annoyed the shit out of me every time he appeared on the screen with his fake-ass naive, wannabe cute expression. like no one is THAT naive bro, please. the cute role does not suit him. it got to a point where i started nit-picking on all the flaws in the character.
now let me tell you i'm all for the fluff type of person, like i'd even take crappy made bls if the fluff is worth it. but this just pissed me off. you know what would be cool? if teerak turned out to be faking his entire persona to manipulate meunfah, and oh is his right hand man adding fuel to the situation. something like a psychotic serial killer. but honestly, this show is a no-brainer, and it's not worth your time.
i'll be honest, i pushed through 6 episodes only because of the 'punlee' character and of course, thomas. he might be expressionless but bro is hot. i'm tired of brainless college bl's, or maybe i'm used to better quality ones. that's all i have to say.
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BEST BL EVER!!!
Watching BLs since 2019 and all I can say is, this is the BEST and CUTEST show I've ever watched!! Loved it so much❤❤ The casting, the ost, the acting, the chemistry, everything is PERFECT!!! ThomasKong are insane their acting and chemistry is so good for a debut drama in a lead role phew!!! The rest of the cast is amazing as well, perfect casting! Loved how so many of things were tied in the end and many moments that came a full circle. Sad to say goodbye to this show, but eagerly waiting for a new ThomasKong show!!❤Was this review helpful to you?
Same Old
In a word- boring, very slow paced. I’m halfway through all the episodes that have been streamed and not holding my interest. There naivety and innocence is dragging the story down. I’m really disappointed and might come back to speed through it but for now I’m done!😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
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realhia...
At first i started watching this just because of the main couple, but as the episodes went by i fell in love with the second couple: RealHia. The actors Au and Save did very well and even tho it is their first time acting, they have incredible chemistry, their few minutes on screen were not enough for me at all, now i can't wait to see them in a new project together. There are many things i didnt like about the series, as someone here said, some of the characters were behaving or living very "mature" lifes, like having a freaking huge bar that just both of them were taking care of like ?? and they were drinking like crazy but they look like babies, doesnt really suits them, anyways, what made me continue watching the series was the second couple!Was this review helpful to you?
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A Great Ending, But the Fluff Nearly Lost Me
As mentioned, the ending was great! The drama really delivered—especially the family dispute. Teerak’s father not accepting, while the mother was still contemplating at first, showed how not everyone is as open-minded as we’d like them to be—even our loved ones. I appreciated that the show highlighted this.That said, the first 5–6 episodes were a bit of a cringe for me. I found myself skipping through parts and even bumping the watch speed to 1.25x because it felt like it was dragging.
There was a lot of fluff, but not enough depth. The story never really emphasized Muenfah’s hard-headedness—just a glimpse in the first episode and his anger issue at the club. With 12 episodes, they could have given us more angst and tension to flesh out his character.
On the other hand, Teerak’s character came off rather spoiled and, honestly, a bit annoying. The goody-two-shoes vibe felt forced, and what’s more—he’s supposed to be 19/20 years old, yet still acts like a child, immature to the core. Also, Kong’s acting could use a little more polish; it didn’t fully sell the character’s depth.
Honestly, the main reason I continued watching was because of Thomas. He was so hawt yet sweet—definitely boyfriend material!
Next stop ... Your sky of US ~ "P' FAAAAAAH"
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Decepcionada
Gostei muito do piloto que foi o que me fez assistir mas o plot foi tão mal executado que me deixou TRISTE, o Teerak é extremamente infantil pra um rapaz adulto, me incomodou como eu não consegui sentir a carga emocional em cenas extremamente pesadas como onde o pai dele é extremamente bruto e homofóbico, chorei muito pelo peso mas o personagem em si parecia tão apático que me incomodou. Entendo ele ser tão mimado e amado pela família mas justamente isso que deveria ter pesado mais, ver o seu genitor que sempre te deu tanto carinho virar as costas dessa forma.O muenfah parece um robô, atuação muito engessada do Thomas (pode ter dedo da direção, mas não sei) não conseguimos nos aprofundar no personagem pra criar um apego de verdade.
Episódios parecem um eterno filler, tem coisas tão toscas que me sinto vendo teatrinho da escola, ritmo cansativo demais e me incomodou como quando um arco acaba ele simplesmente nunca mais é pauta.
Me incomoda como produções bl desse jeito são tão aclamadas, deem o devido reconhecimento para as que merecem e não deixem de criticar trabalhos medíocres só porque são migalhas de representatividade.
De qualquer forma, fofo e os atores são carismáticos, espero que evoluam.
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What a waste of time!
To be honest, I hate almost everything about this series. The acting is mid, the screenwriting is horrible, and there is zero character growth. Please don't tell me that Teerak learning to say 'no' or Muengfah controlling his anger counts as growth. bcs it DOESN'T.Teerak is insufferable, Muengfah is boring, and the plot is 90% filler. Like how a whole series is a filler? Idk, they invented a new genre at this point.
The only saving grace for me was RealHia. AuauSave served a full meal while I was suffering! I only endured this show because of them. I’ll be sticking to TikTok for their scenes in the special episodes because nothing could make me sit through three more hours of the lead couple. I also love TeeteePor, but even their storyline was dull.
I love ThomasKong as personalities, but their acting here was rough. I really hope they’ve improved since this filmed, because this was hard to watch.
Don't waste your time.
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Disconcerting
I ended this show feeling so disconcerted. The storyline was typical. Nothing special there. I'm fine with that. What was most disconcerting was the casting choice. How do you have a show were the entire cast is better than the two leads? The actor playing Fah could not get his acting off the two dimensional page. To say he was as stiff as cardboard would be saying the least. Jumping over to Teerak - while the actor playing that character was better than cardboard, the issue that truly tripped me up was how they wrote this character so "innocent" that he seemed more like a ten year old ... Until the NC scenes. I NEVER fast forward NC scenes but I had to skip forward on these. Not because it was done badly, but because I couldn't make the leap from childlike Teerak to grown man having sex Teerak. They just didn't mature this character enough, imo, to make those sense flow well into the story.Additionally, the couples were disconcerting. First off, EVERYBODY's relationship seemed equally yoked in terms of maturity level. Nobody else, outside the MLs, seemed to act like children. But what struck me the most was how, almost, inverted the coupled were. Lee and Ghlai (3rd couple) got the least amount of screen time and yet we're arguably the most intriguing and adorable couple. I must also make a note here, that the actor playing Lee was soooo good. Such screen presence and natural. He really outshone most of the cast. I'd love to see him as a ML in a well funded, good production. Anyway, couple #2 - Real and Hia - had great sexual chemistry and I really enjoyed their storyline. I could have watched an entire series with them. The actors, most importantly, felt natural. Just a far cry from the disjointed acting and sexual chemistry if the main couple.
I felt the series is a solid 7 because of the side characters. Left up to just the mains, I would have given it a 5 probably.
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Art no -- fun yes.
There were all sorts of the silliest of BL tropes in this.Teerak was practically village idiot level naive and with a blue gingham pinafore he could have been off to Oz - but he was actually a genuinely really nice person!
The products the friends came up with for their university level projects would have embarrassed junior school kids.
Of course Muenfa is going to fall for Teerak - he's adorable (breathy little girl, soft male lead -- ridiculous or not-- is a BL convention) -- and if you can't stand the cringe, get outta Oz.
It was fun and I was smiling to see them end up together.
One complaint tho' "saggy cheeks"?? This cute baby face had no sags anywhere.
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An Unexpected Gem
I loved this series.I initially began watching the series due to the hype over the pairing of RealHia, but to my surprise I completely fell in love with the dynamics of the lead couple, Thomas (Muenfah) and Kong (Teerak). These youngsters are so sweet together, in a way normally reserved for female + male pairings. Both characters appear to be neurodivergent-- on the spectrum, in different ways. On the surface, Muenfah is emotionally cold and closed off to everyone, even with his younger brother, while Teerak is happily surrounded by the love of his parents and sister and is a sweet ray of sunshine who, unfortunately for him, has poor boundaries. When, due to circumstances, they come together, they address the under-developed aspects of each other's personalities and grow, slowly and naturally, in trust and love.
In the end, Meunfah gains a partner who loves him, deeply, despite his faults, and because he knows he's loved, regardless of those faults, he wants to change them to be a better man for his partner. This change also generates beautiful changes in his relationships with his own family members and friends. Teerak gains a partner who will always choose to be gentle with him, who will wholeheartedly love him and protect him, just as his mother, father and sister do, and that safety allows him to be more emotionally honest with those in his life, thereby setting gentle but necessarily firm boundaries with some problematic individuals. As with any healthy relationship, Meunfah and Teerak end up as each other's emotional safe spaces.
I'm thankful that the screenwriter chose to deviate from the usual shtick of having characters breaking each other's trust for dramatic effect. For other couples and dramas, that's fine, but for this couple, it was unnecessary.
I want to also add that the cinematography and directing were top-notch and all the support actors did excellent work! Thank you creators and actors for bringing your A-games.
And, yes, the RealHia story line was greatly entertaining. They're such cutie-pies. It was refreshing to have a series based in college where the majority of the actors looked the appropriate age for the characters they were portraying.
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